The Conservative Party

[Gabriel]

 

[urban genie]

If someone doesn't vote the way you want them to it doesn't mean they are wrong, what it means is that they had reasons to vote the way they vote.

The Labour party have a lot to answer for because they are so shit that even with these monsters in power people still couldn't bring themselves to vote for Labour in the numbers needed to get into No10.

Even now Starmer is being undermined by fist pumping Che wannabes, the party is a basketcase.

The labour PLP you mean who actively undermined and briefed against their own party for 4 years and also our unbalanced society where those in privilage and the establishment control the narative and media and can sway citizens with gossip and bullshit.

 

[urban genie]

If anyone on here votes for these cunts you should hang your heads in shame. Every single thing they do is cruel.

Unfortunately some still will and always will no matter how much they shaft the nation.

 

[johnnytapia]

It is more saddening that people are just letting it go by, anywhere else goimg this batshit the parliament would be besiged or already in flames.

Not that I am advocating burning down westminster in full sesson

Apathy is our greatest enemy

 

[Elbow beards]

Unfortunately some still will and always will no matter how much they shaft the nation.

As the mighty Pink Floyd once wrote.
I'm alright, Jack, keep your hands off of my stack
Money
It's a hit
Don't give me that do goody good bullshit

 

[BeerIsTheBest]

I saw this mentioned on the BBC last night too:

"these plans were described as a “fiscal event” rather than a budget, allowing the government to avoid presenting any detailed fiscal or economic projections"

‘I didn’t know it was a budget, I thought it was a fiscal event reads rather like the fat deposed oaf saying he didnt think a buffet, drinks and general carousing constituted a party.

 

[The Light Was Yellow Sir]

Apathy is our greatest enemy

And their greatest defence.

 

[The Light Was Yellow Sir]

The budget has seen the pound tank. As we import most of the goods we buy, 75 - 80%(?), this will increase the cost of goods thus increasing inflation.

Sounds like good economic sense?

At least oil and gas aren’t priced in dollars………oops.

 

[johnnytapia]

And their greatest defence.

Speaking in our staff room yesterday about the indicative ballot we’ll shortly receive and how it will likely lead to full postal ballot for strike action. But that the postal ballot won’t meet 50% threshold ‘cos people cannot be arsed ticking a piece of paper and walking to the letterbox with a prepaid envelope.

We are led by idiots, thieves, charlatans, despots and worse. Yet we blithely and passively accept our lot.

 

[The Light Was Yellow Sir]

Speaking in our staff room yesterday about the indicative ballot we’ll shortly receive and how it will likely lead to full postal ballot for strike action. But that the postal ballot won’t meet 50% threshold ‘cos people cannot be arsed ticking a piece of paper and walking to the letterbox with a prepaid envelope.

We are led by idiots, thieves, charlatans, despots and worse. Yet we blithely and passively accept our lot.

I was in the pub last night and heard the classic, “imagine how much worse it’d be under Labour“. These were people who will have seen next to no benefit from the last 6 years and yet, as sure as eggs is eggs, they’ll be putting a cross in the Tory box whenever they next get the chance. It’s unfathomable…..

 

[Gabriel]

I was in the pub last night and heard the classic, “imagine how much worse it’d be under Labour“. These were people who will have seen next to no benefit from the last 6 years and yet, as sure as eggs is eggs, they’ll be putting a cross in the Tory box whenever they next get the chance. It’s unfathomable…..

I oft wonder if it gives people succour to think like that. By voting Conservative, even when they have enjoyed no material benefit under their rule, they delude themselves into thinking that they are somehow doing better than they are and not suffering like others.

 

[threespires]

We have got our old passports back but can’t afford to go anywhere.

My youngest has got one of the new 'old' ones, we've used it once and the bleeding thing is already falling apart at the seams. Pretty sure there's a metaphor in there somewhere.

 

[Elbow beards]

I oft wonder if it gives people succour to think like that. By voting Conservative, even when they have enjoyed no material benefit under their rule, they delude themselves into thinking that they are somehow doing better than they are and not suffering like others.

Who needs armed soldiers to insure you vote the correct way, when you have morons like this in the country.

 

[Mazzarelli's Swiss Cheese]

I was in the pub last night and heard the classic, “imagine how much worse it’d be under Labour“. These were people who will have seen next to no benefit from the last 6 years and yet, as sure as eggs is eggs, they’ll be putting a cross in the Tory box whenever they next get the chance. It’s unfathomable…..

Can you imagine what the hysteria would be like if the pound tanked under a labour govt like it has in the last 48hrs? - there'd be a military coup. The only positive I can see from the current situation is that the myth of Tory economic competence should at least be dispelled

 

[mancity2012_eamo]

Mustn’t grumble.

 

[kaz7]

my wife was told she had three months to live ....issued with a DS1500 .... and then invited to a work capability assessment .. your worries about the disabled are too late

So sorry to hear that lovely

 

[BeerIsTheBest]

my wife was told she had three months to live ....issued with a DS1500 .... and then invited to a work capability assessment .. your worries about the disabled are too late

Sincerest sympathies and empathy.

 

[bluemanc16]

Can you imagine what the hysteria would be like if the pound tanked under a labour govt like it has in the last 48hrs? - there'd be a military coup. The only positive I can see from the current situation is that the myth of Tory economic competence should at least be dispelled

There were two myths exposed yesterday " Tories are the party of fiscal competence " and " We are all in it together".

 

[Bodicoteblue]

I was in the pub last night and heard the classic, “imagine how much worse it’d be under Labour“. These were people who will have seen next to no benefit from the last 6 years and yet, as sure as eggs is eggs, they’ll be putting a cross in the Tory box whenever they next get the chance. It’s unfathomable…..

Some of these will be irredeemable but I hope that a lot of floating voters, the ones I think of as non-conviction voters will be swayed.
In 2019 these floaters basically voted en masse for 3 things.
1- Boris Johnson. Whatever you think about him, he was seen as unorthodox and a real good guy just like us and he was going to shake things up and get things done including of course brexit. Now totally discredited and gone.
2- ‘get brexit done’.The notion that he was going to achieve the impossible dream and all its attendant riches and deliver us from the ‘evil’ EU and make us great again.Now totally discredited and seen as a demonstrable failure.
3- Getting tough on immigrants. Well, just look at the latest numbers of arrivals and the embarrassing Rwanda episode.
3 central reasons that traditionally non-conservatives voted for them. All now shown to be discredited.
At least, that’s what I’m hoping.

 

[Mr Fraser]

my wife was told she had three months to live ....issued with a DS1500 .... and then invited to a work capability assessment .. your worries about the disabled are too late

Sorry to hear about your wife. There seems to be a focus on disability benefit entitlement yet investigation of UC fraud is pretty much limited to capital , occ pen and not caring